Of course it's Psalters-eque. that's captain napkins himself. also, he sings in The Angel of Death Came to David's Room, and one other one that i can't remember now. i am going to guess you already knew this, because it would be difficult to notice that it sounded psaltery without noticing that it was captain napkins. but, oh well.
Of course it's Psalters-eque. that's captain napkins himself. also, he sings in The Angel of Death Came to David's Room, and one other one that i can't remember now. i am going to guess you already knew this, because it would be difficult to notice that it sounded psaltery without noticing that it was captain napkins. but, oh well.
lives up to the bar set by pt. one. the end is really Psalters-esque. and I love it.
Of course it's Psalters-eque. that's captain napkins himself. also, he sings in The Angel of Death Came to David's Room, and one other one that i can't remember now. i am going to guess you already knew this, because it would be difficult to notice that it sounded psaltery without noticing that it was captain napkins. but, oh well.
Of course it's Psalters-eque. that's captain napkins himself. also, he sings in The Angel of Death Came to David's Room, and one other one that i can't remember now. i am going to guess you already knew this, because it would be difficult to notice that it sounded psaltery without noticing that it was captain napkins. but, oh well.